EKOM 447000001-066, User Manual

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INSTALLATION
04/2022 33 NP-DK50-9x4VRTM-AD-EN-5_04-2022
Ethernet connection (not required)
The compressor may be connected to an
Ethernet 10/100 M network via the controller
as follows:
1 Use the RJ-45 connector on the
switchboard door to connect a cable
to the Ethernet network.
2 The user shall then request IT staff to
connect the compressor to the
customer’s Ethernet network. The
equipment’s default IP addresses are:
BM=192.168.0.3, TDE=192.168.0.2,
sub-mask =255.255.255.0.
3 The user shall request the
configuration of IP addresses (specific
or requested) from the manufacturer
before the compressor is shipped.
4 The user then configures the IP
addresses (specific, requested) based
on the manual (see the service
manual) or uses the compressor
manufacturer’s technical support for
such purposes.
Web server
The controller has an integrated Web Server
function
that facilitates compressor
monitoring via a PC, smartphone or tablet
using a conventional web browser (Mozilla,
Opera, Safari, Google Chrome, etc.)
The process for logging into the Web Server
function once the compressor is connected to
an Ethernet network is as follows:
•
Open the web browser on a PC,
smartphone or tablet and enter the IP
address of the controller (in this case
192.168.0.3).
•
Enter the
password “LOGO” and click on
the “LOG on” button.
•
After logging in, the browser displays the
first screen showing the system information
for the controller itself: module generation,
type, firmware (FW), IP address and activity
status.
•
Click on the “LOGO! BM” function in the
browser to display the current virtual status
of the display screen. Navigate through the
screen using the ESC and cursor keys the
same as on the real display.
Monitoring memory variables
The “LOGO! Variable” function is the other
option for monitoring compressor parameters
using selected memory variables. Click the
“LOGO! Variable” button on the display to